Caging the Merrow

The Merrow Trilogy #3

by Heather Rigney

Anti-hero and functioning alcoholic Evie McFagan enters into a dark agreement with her estranged brother, Richard. Their family history has driven Richard to destroy creatures within a world hidden from us all. Richard wants Evie to join their murderous family business. As the siblings journey North to the wild coastline of Maine, Evie must decide where her loyalties lie--with her strange nefarious family ties? Or with the man who loves her unconditionally?

In an exotic, underground establishment in Providence, a place that caters to the whims of the 1%, ancient mermaid Nomia is dealing with her own newly-surfaced family issues. A mysterious woman has kidnapped her and reveals the true nature of Nomia’s origins. As Nomia faces her own enigmatic decision she also must make a choice. Should she join her long-lost mother in the business of exploiting others like herself even if it means sacrificing her own sister in the process? Or should she bring an end to a dynasty of supernatural exploitation once and for all?

CAGING THE MERROW is the thrilling third and final book in the dark historical fantasy series, The Merrow Trilogy.

380 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 24, 2017

About the author

Writer, artist, and underwater fire-breather, Heather Rigney likes to make stuff. Stuff with words, stuff with paint, stuff that's pretty, and stuff that's not. Heather's stories reflect a dark, gothic childhood spent in the woods of northern Rhode Island. At the moment, she resides in Pawtuxet Village, RI with a family (both chosen and created) that she adores.

Waking the Merrow (release date: June 9, 2014) was adapted from the short story, Mermaids Are Not Nice, which can be found in the anthology DIVE: A Quartet of Merfolk Tales.

Hunting the Merrow released December 3, 2015

For more on Heather Rigney:
www.heatherrigney.com
FB: www.facebook.com/heatherrigneyAuthor
Twitter: @yourFAVmermaid

Reviews

[Patricia]

I loved the Merrow Trilogy and hated to come to an end. I want more. I want to know what happened to Nomia. I want to hear more of Evie's adventures. I particularly liked the references to local settings and local history. Well done. I hope Heather Rigney writes more in the future.

[William Pieper · Rating 4 out of 5]

Enjoyed the entire trilogy, I was hooked by the end of the first chapter & didn't want the ride to end. There are enough twists & turns, you can't wait to see what's beyond the next bend. Great characters that continue to develop as the story flows, & definitely a page turner to keep you interested until the end. I would love to see another book in the series.

[Pamela Young · Rating 5 out of 5]

I grew up in Pawtuxet, RI and enjoyed the reference to different parts of RI. I thought it was a pretty good ride ... decent original story. I liked the writers style for the most part ... ordered the next two books of the series.

[Tabitha Lord · Rating 5 out of 5]

The final installment of Heather Rigney's Merrow trilogy is here! In Caging the Merrow, Heather mixes her signature snark with the monstrous and macabre to craft a suspenseful, page-turning series finale. This book made my "best of" list for 2017! Catch my interview with Heather over at BCB: https://bookclubbabble.com/not-all-me...

[Nadine · Rating 5 out of 5]

Finished last night. WOW !! What a ride! This one took a very unexpected turn that I did not see coming. I love her style of writing. As I reached the last few pages of the book I was very sad to see it end....if you are reading this Heather...I think there is room for another book in the series!!! Thank you for a wonderful leave from reality!!!!

[Christina · Rating 3 out of 5]

Got a little bogged down with a whole lot of story, but definitely a new and different take on an old idea.